Rupert Grint’s (Ron Weasley) first Broadway run in “It’s Only a Play” officially opened to the public this week. After the show, Rupert reflected on the first performance in a new interview with the “London Evening Standard”.
Rupert Grint has been very busy as of late, what with his debut on Broadway and all, and recently, “Access Hollywood” caught up with him for a quick chat to discuss what it’s been like working on “It’s Only a Play”.
Rupert Grint’s Broadway debut “It’s Only a Play” is well underway in previews and is set to open October 9. As the show’s big opening night nears, we’re hearing more and more from Rupert about his thoughts on the play. In a new interview with Broadway Direct, Rupert talks about what inspired him to tackle Broadway and how he likes performing as his character, Frank Finger.
Excited to see Rupert Grint during his Broadway debut stint in “It’s Only a Play”? Then have your say now! The Twitter page for the Broadway play tweeted earlier today how you can vote for Rupert in Broadway.com’s recent poll.
As I’m sure many of you know, Rupert Grint has recently started his first Broadway run. He is currently appearing in “It’s Only a Play”, which you can find out more about in our previous articles, including promotional videos and pictures! The first preview and opening night was last week, August 28. While the play is now well underway, Rupert is busy talking about the play and his own stage influences.
Previews for “It’s Only a Play”, Rupert Grint’s Broadway debut, begin in just a few days, and now we have our first promotional photos and video from the production!
Rupert Grint opens up on working with theater greats, his love of New York City, and more in a new interview about his upcoming Broadway debut in “It’s Only a Play”!
Daniel Radcliffe’s current project, “The Cripple of Inishmaan”, is nearing the end of its strict fourteen-week engagement at the Cort Theatre in New York City. To celebrate, we have a once-in-a-lifetime giveaway for two lucky fans!
Last year saw Rupert Grint’s West End debut when he starred in Jez Butterworth’s “Mojo”. This year marks another debut for the Ron Weasley actor – this time, it’ll be on Broadway!
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